Thanks, that one completely escaped me when I was trying to think of the alternative to Robinhood cuz I didn't want to use Robinhood as the example.
So you're saying all I have to do is just buy some GME stock and that's it? It will just stay there like that as if I'm holding onto it and then I will have the option to sell it when the time is right?
I'm well aware that my 401k will be depleted due to the stock crash that may come soon, so that's why I'm contemplating biting the bullet on closing my 401K, pay the "fine" and use what I have to convert them into gold and silver if I can.
But then again, what if the crash doesn't come to pass? As if everything "fixes" itself and I closed my 401k for nothing, other than having the money now, rather than waiting til I retire, but I'd be out 30% of what's in the 401k?
So I'm not entirely sure of what to do with the 401k part, which is why I'd like to have at least a backup plan and GME seems to be one of many backup plans I can go after.
Thanks, that one completely escaped me when I was trying to think of the alternative to Robinhood cuz I didn't want to use Robinhood as the example.
So you're saying all I have to do is just buy some GME stock and that's it? It will just stay there like that as if I'm holding onto it and then I will have the option to sell it when the time is right?
I'm well aware that my 401k will be depleted due to the stock crash that may come soon, so that's why I'm contemplating biting the bullet on closing my 401K, pay the "fine" and use what I have to convert them into gold and silver if I can.
But then again, what if the crash doesn't come to pass? As if everything "fixes" itself and I closed my 401k for nothing, other than having the money now, rather than waiting til I retire, but I'd be out 30% of what's in the 401k?
So I'm not entirely sure of what to do with the 401k part, which is why I'd like to have at least a backup plan and GME seems to be one of many backup plans I can go after.